FTC removes the posts that criticize large technology from its website

The Federal Trade Committee (FTC) removed more than 300 blog publications published during the agency’s leadership under the leadership of former President Lina Khan Reports. These include publications that criticize companies like Amazon and Microsoft to deal with them Customer data.

FTC did not respond to the comment.

As Chairman of the Federal Trade Committee during the years of Biden, Khan was known as the harsh outlet for the anti -monopoly law, and seeks to hold the huge companies accountable for their ability to strangle competition in the American market. In an interview with Techcrunch, she once referred to adult technology leaders asHeads of mobsBut in the Trump era, FTC is unlikely to be alert about large technology.

The deletion of these blogs can violate the laws on how to process government data; At the same time, the behavior corresponds to the Trump administration’s continuous campaign Remove specific words and phrases From the public and private government documents. These terms include “Black”, “Disability”, “Feminoma”, “The Sexes”, “Latin”, “LGBTQ”, “Sexual Transgender”, “Victims” and “Women” among others.